Using expressive rendering for remote visualization of large city models | Zendy

Jean-Charles Quillet | Zendy; G.M. Thomas | Zendy; Xavier Granier | Zendy; Pascal Guitton | Zendy; JeanEudes Marvie | Zendy

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Using expressive rendering for remote visualization of large city models

Author(s) -

Jean-Charles Quillet,

G.M. Thomas,

Xavier Granier,

Pascal Guitton,

JeanEudes Marvie

Publication year - 2006

Publication title -

hal (le centre pour la communication scientifique directe)

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Conference proceedings

ISBN - 1-59593-336-0

DOI - 10.1145/1122591.1122595

Subject(s) - rendering (computer graphics) , computer science , parallel rendering , visualization , usability , computer graphics (images) , real time rendering , image based modeling and rendering , data visualization , mobile device , human–computer interaction , artificial intelligence , world wide web

International audienceIn this paper, we present a new approach for remote visualization of large 3D cities. Our approach is based on expressive rendering (also known as Non-Photorealistic Rendering), and more precisely, on feature lines. By focusing on characteristic features, this solution brings a more legible visualization and reduces the amount of data transmitted on the network. We also introduce a client-server system for remote rendering, as well as the involved pre-processing stage that is required for optimization. Based on the presented system, we perform a study on the usability of such an approach in the context of mobile devices

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